China’s COVID-19 aid in Africa: trends and implications for future pandemic preparedness

This research reveals the growing significance of Chinese aid in the global health agenda through its active role in combating COVID-19 across the African continent. It also highlights emerging trends and suggests potential adjustments needed in pandemic financing strategies for more effective future efforts.

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Globalization and Health
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2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12992-025-01153-0
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Viral Infections and Outbreaks Research
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China’s COVID-19 aid in Africa: trends and implications for future pandemic preparedness

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China’s COVID-19 aid in Africa: trends and implications for future pandemic preparedness

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Abstract

This research reveals the growing significance of Chinese aid in the global health agenda through its active role in combating COVID-19 across the African continent. It also highlights emerging trends and suggests potential adjustments needed in pandemic financing strategies for more effective future efforts.

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